Heritage and Archeology
Digital Terrain Models for archeological field surveys, through the removal of vegetation based on sets of LiDAR data. Once these are obtained, the movement of the sun, shade areas, etc. may be simulated in order to discover geometrical shapes in the landscape that are impossible to draw from the ground. This technique has been successfully used on many occasions to discover burial mountains, forts, ancient city walls, etc.
Studies with Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR), magnetometers, resistivity and connectivity studies with the aim of generating an inventory of buried objects or structures.
Great-scale analysis of landscapes through aerial deployment and LiDAR technology, to analyze battlefields, dispersed sites, among others.
Mapping of heritage projects, with a visual record of the sites as a base for conservation, restoration or educational purposes, using non-invasive techniques – without contact. Automation of exploration works to allow their comparison and to detect changes along the time.